ed: time now for the "otr " political roundtable and we are joined by maryanne marsh, and eric. thank you for joining us. janet: you heard what the public has had to say. our presidential candidates taking their lead from the public, or are they leading the public on this issue, maryanne? maryanne: on the republican side, they are pandering to their base when you hear the rejection of refugees, the return of water voting. on the democratic side, hillary clinton is in front of the president on this. i think you see different approaches with both parties. janet: i have a feeling you disagree. eric: you have to maintain a humanitarian speck as we have as a nation, but you cannot ignore the unitarian concerns, especially in the wake of what happened in paris. you are seeing the candidates responding up for really to what happened, except people like hillary clinton who has opposed letting in more syrian refugees than even the president wants. there needs to be a balance. you cannot shut the door completely, but we cannot adopt a head-in sand approach. mary anne: the fact is it takes

ed: best week, maryanne? >> we agree on something. the voters in the city of boston. >> i threw the berkshires in there. ed: we have a few seconds if you want to do some donald trump. he is the nominee. they give for joining us. we appreciate it. janet, have a this week. >> go pats.

maryann said wait until you try the buffalo scallops. ♪ >> maryann, you know you're stuff. >> besidesng the king of wings, they had steaks, burgers an lot more on the menu, too, and birch beer on tap. >> that's good stuff. >> even in a giants glass. >> which is why bonnie says this the place to bring the whole familiarly. >> we always have freeze pops for the kids, coloring book. i love to start them young. >> they'll grow up to be just like me. i'm walking out a pick chick. >> yup that's right. pretty much buffalo anything your shoe, your hat, your purse. it is awesome. there. all you can eat wing night is every wednesday. for 9.95 you can pretty much practice for wing bowl and by the way in week pick today lilly makes more than twice the number of wings they have at wing bowl. >> hello. >> are you serious. >> i'm serious ukee. tell me about your favorite places and send me a message on facebook. what a great family inform shamong new jersey my first time to shamong definitely i'll be heading back for those wings. >> it look like airplays where the whole family goes. you saw kids. >>

report roar claire's mom maryann banister a former news anchor in baltimore burr ride her daughter aear ago after a three year battle with melanoma that started with a mole that changed in appearance. >> the problem was we found the change quiet quickly. but we couldn't get into a plastic surgeon to have taken off for three months. >> reporter: mother's torment could quicker action have saved her daughter? the girl who was so full of life. >> claire embraced her life for what it was. >> it's too late for claire but the fda has just approved new drug to treat advanced melanoma that was testified right here in philadelphia. >> we can see shrinkage of melanoma even within days of starting the medication. >> reporter: dr. lynn shucker chief of hematology oncology at penn medicine did research on the new drug that works with other medication if power physical shuts down a pathway basically puts the brake on the melanoma cells, and these have been dramatic in their success. >> reporter: melanoma that's usually caused by the sun shows up as an irregular mole that changes. >> she was diagnos

. >> maryanne fuller said this e-mail. i don't understand how you don't get it.hink you know how the military works. that emaile-mail intrigue me. how does the military work. >> she loses everything. it would be in our best interest if he was not dishonorably discharged. >> if the woman in korea were to succeed in having the army have stopped for loses benefits, marion for little pay the price. >> he stands to lose nothing. she stands to lose everything. >> adultery is not punished under the uniform code of military justice. they can beat punished under bigamy. forgery you can do five years. they do enforce the law, but the other two are more serious. bill: tomorrow night we will take a deeper look into bigamy. this time sitting down with a wife whose husband was deployed to iraq and married an iraqi woman. >> it was the most devastating thing. i raise our children and move multiple times with him. his life was my life. bill: all coming up tomorrow. >> now new yorkers are fighting to ban this. >> on the weekends you could have 14 an hour. >> issued almost 129,000

maryann nugen is pro thanksgiving shopper. >> i'm dropping this off in the trunk and coming right back. >> shoppers are hunting for the best deals and stores are trying to stay competitive hunt foring your dollar. >> online this year is becoming competitive. they're offing a lot of door busters and so yes brick and morter stores have to stay competitive. you know opening on thanksgiving and offering consumers more openings to shop it's definitely to their benefit do that. >> we're coming up out on thanksgiving and we -- >> this i'm not really feeling like last time but still it's a good deal. >> shopping on thanksgiving often receives lots of back lash and for those looking to stretch the dollar they say they're willing to make new memories. >> i mean do you do this every thanksgiving. >> every thanks giving. >> really. >> it's our tradition now. >> brian, the mall here closes midnight and reopens again 6 a.m. and for those big box stores many are staying on through the night into tomorrow morning and reporting live here in cherry hill, christie aleto "channel 6 action news." >> christ

. >> hello i'm maryanne nemazee. ruling akp party has a stunning victory. and mourners in st. petersburg, an investigation of what caused

turn out supporting events that are helping others through the season and after the season," said maryann niemeier. you can see the trees through thursday, december 3rd at the ho- chunk centre. . ey'll hold a live auction starting at 6:30pm. (sheila) earlier tonight, we asked you what kind of christmas tree you put up... (matt) here are the results. 21% of you said you put up a real tree. 72% said you have a fake tree. and 9% said you don't put up a (matt) still to come... two more northwest iowa teams take a shot at a state football title. highlights s om the uni- dome are 22-minutes away have your next burger with a side of awesome. the one-of-a-kind, creamy blend of sweet anantangy. miracle whip and p pud of it. at kraft we start with quality ingredients. all expertly blended to make our mayo. so you can take whatever you're making thrown in there as well. things become more interesting wednesday night and thanksgiving could form on wednesday night with cooler air moving in during the day on thursday meaning more snow will begin to form. travel could be impacted by this system so we'll

. >> for stan and maryann music has always been consistent. it and their determination to share it is this store in livermore. >> we take our proceeds for scholarships for students. >> it's a brass instrument. >> important doesn't mean easy. >> what do you think would have happened to you if you hasn't changed. >> we probably would have closed. they changed because the industry changed since they took over the store in 2007. >> we saw this store operate successfully for 18 months to two years. then it went down. it was gut wrenching to know your musician friends don't shop in your store. >> the customer is the one who puts the products on the shelf and looking to what was engaging to them and what wasn't. >> and that's when abc music started transforming to something else. >> we started with an item hanging in the window and people started looking at it.? the store still sales instruments, but now it sales much more. >> we're looking at things that are really engaging and driving that individual to think one step further. >> and it's working.

. >> hello i'm maryanne nemazee. ruling akp party has a stunning victory. and mourners in st. petersburg, an investigation of what caused it. humans kept in cages as human shields against air strikes. >>> and the fire that engulfed southeast asia. >> sport, kansas city royals and their three decade wait for baseball'baseball's biggest prie world series. >> turkey's president has called on the international community to accept the outcome of sunday's parliamentary election. after losing single party rule just five months ago, the election rerun returned the ruling akp party to power. but achieving the wanted results may be hard he than expected. jamal el shael reports. >> giving akp party a clear mandate to govern but views on the streets remained divided. turkey has been the past five months without a proper government. added to the political instability and increase in bomb attacks and the slowing-down of the economy not to mention a polarized society. >> translator: this result is not good for turkey's future because this akp party will not protect democracy. >> translator:

. >> the way maryann talks to about it i'm on the list of the people that want to read this book.ave been on a budget we have to share. >> we went down to spring training and big main capitol for scientology. i had howard eskin drive by. we were looking. all of the windows were shut. you cannot see inside anything. it is a huge building. we were driving by. >> you know howard is a scientologist. >> no, he is not. >> start rumors. >> shy a a labeouf wear a man bun. >> it is true. >> he is taking movie watching experience to another level. >> yes. >> all of the glory. >> what is he up to. >> he set up a camp in new york and in the process of watching everyone of his movies. he is stopping for ten minute breaks. >> he is a weirdo. >> he invited the public but wait time is now more than six hours to get in and watch. so this is live right now, this is him in his movie theaters watching his movies. >> this is brilliant, isn't it. >> he looks bored. >> well, he is seeing a movie over and a over. >> i loved disturbia. >> it will take 72 hours to watch them all and doing them chronologica

douglas elements' maryann heaven gave us the tour. >> you enter into this glorious double height entrance hall and weather we turn around, you're greeted by this very, very regal staircase. >> reporter: it's old world elegance with giant rooms and ceilings that soar to 23 feet. >> this wonderful place is for grand living. >> reporter: the dining room exudes a certain richness, yet it's banquet sized. >> it's so grand that you could have 30 people sitting here. >> reporter: this is the kitchen ready for large family dinners. >> there's children, there's pets. it's quiet right now. >> reporter: we ascended a staircase to the bedroom suites. >> you can imagine your daughter descending the staircase at her wedding, of course. >> of course. >> reporter: the master suite has a sitting room with french doors leading to a private balcony. plus, the bedroom and multiple closets. >> correct. >> reporter: the children live large too with princess rooms complete with fireplaces. >> she does tennis and ballet. >> yes. >> and swimming. >> very busy children. >> reporter: and you have room for six cars

maryanne it's obvious that's resonating with a lot of people in these polls. >> in the republican primary. the important thing look for is does donald trump start to take true swing voters, independents in a state like new hampshire. if he does that it signals the end for rubio and kasich to take new hampshire. is new hampshire a true swing state and more in play than it might be already? donald trump's supports are die hard supporters and he's probably only going to gain more in the next few weeks despite his policy position on this. a lot of republicans and others, republicans. martha: the pulling over of independents and some democrats. we saw 47 democrats vote in favor of not allowing syrian refugees into this country. there are people in the middle they are talking about loudly. >> despite what people in washington may think, particularly in the white house. the american people also -- they understand that we are at war. and they want some one in the oval office who accepts that sobering reality that we are at war. when donald trump talks about bringing back waterboarding, it's impor

maryanne mitchell works for the oakland police department. boost to the fundraising efforts. >> with mr. thompson i was able to go right out and start buying when the sales came on. that's important because the price of food is hi. when i can find a sales i can gather it immediately if i have money. >> talk about getting the most for your money. mitchell hopes to help 150 families with thanksgiving dinners. >> that's a great story. >>> harrison barnes of the warriors will be at the oakland boys and girls club on international boulevard tomorrow afternoon. >> that's right i saw on your facebook page. >>> 8:42 a.m. is rude behavior contagious? >> i hope not expect what you can do with a bad attitude? >>> days away from black friday. find out the items you should not be buying on that day. that is next. >>> the morning. we are looking at the east bay commute and looking at interstate 880 right now and it is not looking typical. a little lighter than usual. over the rain is coming and that may change things. >>> now we have rain in san francisco.

woman by the name of maryann says, can i find a sign are monday deal on those whoever board. they cost a thousand bucks. >> yes. >> she says please, say yes, tell me you found a deal, dan. >> yes is the answer. there is two deals, amazon and e bay, at the moment. these change all the time, e bay how about 279 bucks, amazon 299 bucks. so, for those whoever board you could be moving your way through center city and avoid that traffic bob kelly will tell us. check out amazon and e bay right now. >> cool. wear a helmet. >>> winter is coming. >> lets get started with a look at the number of the the day. it is not the biggest number we have ever had but it is not horrible. the it is six out of zero. we have rain on the way. if you are outside all day, and through the evening you will encounter rain. for kid make sure they are wearing gloves and winter coats. the it is 37 degrees. wind makes it feel like 29. sunrise happening as we speak, official time, 7:02. so we have a few cloud and the the showers, down in southern delaware, at the moment. haven't made their way to philadelphia

he is accompanied by maryanne bailey whose role is deputy chief officer for the defense department. he holds a master's in educational technology from university of west florida. he served as an army intelligence officer and later as a civilian. he was deputy commander of navy cyber forces and then became the navy's chief information officer. he's been in his current role as pentagon's chief information officer since this march. ms. bailey has a bachelor of science degree from the university of maryland and a master's from the industrial college of the armed forces. she's been a member of the national security agency work force since 1984. thus ends the biographical portion of the program, now on to the riveting mechanical details. first, thanks to our underwriter, northrup grumman. as always, we are on the record here. please, no live blogging or tweeting. in short, no filing of any kind while the breakfast is under way to give us time to actually listen to what our guests say. there is no embargo when the session ends at 10:00 sharp. to help you curb that relentless selfie urge, w